by Catherine Brahic
NEWS ANALYSIS	France allows stem cell work Email: Catherine Brahic - Catherine@brahic.net News from The Scientist 2004, 5(1):20040715-01 Published   15 July 2004

The French Parliament last Friday (July 9) adopted a new bioethics law that allows embryonic stem cell research, and for at least one research group, the decision has made the difference between conducting their work in France or the United States.

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